Wednesday, June 21, 1972.

THE REVIEW

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The House Of Russell

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On July Ist

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TO ALL

FOR YOUR PATRONAGE
SINCE OUR OPENING
In Our Appreciation,

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SIDNEY SOFTBALL SCORES

by Phyllis Johnson
Last week saw teams battling
for the top four positions “in
Sidney Softbali Association play.
The four leading teams will
compete in a double round knock-
out tournament in conjunction

- with Sidney Day on July Ist.

Scores from the past week:

Sun: VU383 defeated Harvey’s
Sporting Goods 7-4. Royal Oak
over Sidney Hotel 5-2.

Mon: Harvey’s Sporting Goods
over Metro Toyota 14-3. Van Isle
Mounties defeated Royal Oak
Sporting Goods 6-5.

Tuesday: Sidney Joker over
Metro Toyota 8-2. ,

Wed: Sidney Hotel over Metro
Toyota 6-2.

Thurs: Sidney Jokers over Van
isle eames 5-4,

: Sidney Hotel over VU33 -
Jefault Harvey's Sporting Goods

f| over Van Isle Mounties 10-3.

With. the. 15 game deter-
mination point nearing for each
team the league now stands:

Sidney Hotel

Harvey's Sporting Goods 10 3 20
Sidney Jokers 9 5 18
Royal Oak Sporting Goods (Tie) 6 5-13
VU33 6 7 12
Van Isle Mounties (Tie) 210.5
Metro Toyota oR 0

LITTLE LEAGUE
IN REVIEW

Standings in Little League as of
June 15 areas follows: In: the
major league: Aces first with 19
points, Bombers.16 points, Eagles
and Braves: tied: with 11 points,
Lioris 6 points,-and Cubs 5 points.
In the minors: Giants 14, Shrimps
13, Mets 12, Expos 8, and Spitfires
5.

Games. Scheduled. for . this
week: June. 22 6:30 - Harveys
Sporting Goods vs Sidney Jokers,
Sanscha. June 22 - 6:30 -.Royal
Oak Sporting Goods vs VU33,
Rom Knott. June 25 - 1:30 - Sidney
Hotel vs Van. Isle Mounties. -
Sanscha. June 25 6:30 - Harveys
Sporting Goods vs. Royal. Oak
Sporting Goods - Sanscha. June
25 6:30 - VU33 vs Sidney Hotel -
Rom Knott: June 26 6:30 - Sidney
Jokers vs Metro Toyota - San-
scha. June 27 6:30 - Harveys
Sporting Goods vs Metro Toyota
- Sanscha, June 27 6:30 - Royal
Oak Sporting Goods vs Van Isle
Mounties - Rom Knott, June 28
6:30 - VU 33 vs Harveys Sporting
Goods - Sanscha. June 29 - 6:30 -
Van Isle Mounties vs. Metro
Toyota - Sanscha. June 29 6:30 -
Royal Oak Sporting Goods vs
Sidney Hotel - Rom. Knott.

Little League

The annual meeting and
election of Officers for The Pat
Bay Little League will.take place
on Tuesday, June 27th, at 8:30
p.m. at the Scout Hall in Sidney.
All people interested in Little
League ball are asked to. attend.

CORRECTION

The headline on a front page
story in last: week’s Review in-
correctly referred to an increase
in sewer charges for the Brent-
wood Bay area. The $200 increase
will actually. apply. to water
service connection. charges
levied by the Brentwood Water

District...

Students ot secondary schools throughout British ¢ Colum- ;
bia were recently given the.opportunity to express. their
views on the abuse of drugs and alcohol. This was done
through an advertising contest sponsored by. the Provin-
cial Government's Council on Drugs, Alcohol and Tobacco.
Below is the winning advertisement in the category of drug
abuse, as selected by a student panel of judges. A $1000
cash prize, for use by their school, McRoberts Jr. Second-
ary School, Richmond, was received by. Heather Middle-
mass, Maury Peterman and Christine Middlemass, the

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THE LAW IN REVIEW

Last week, through the co-operation of The Review, the
members of the Sidney Detachment of the R.C.M.P. presented
an article on good driving and traffic nabits. This week we
are presenting a similar article dealing with safety guidelines
relating to boating habits, with the hope it will help our readers
enjoy a safe holiday season.

WATER SAFETY

DO

— Head for the closest safe anchorage or landing when a storm
threatens and avoid the temptation to ‘‘buck it”

— Observe the regulations regarding the presence of life-
saving equipment, using only that stamped or labelled “‘ap-
proved” by the D.O.T.

— Assist any boat in distress. The waving, in a vertical cir-
cular motion, of a piece of light coloured material or a light by
night is a distinctive distress signal.

— Slow down when making sharp turns, or in bad weather.

— Slow down when passing row boats and canoes, especially in
narrow waters.

— Learn the Rules of the Road - and practice them.

— Respect your boat and know its limitations. De not overload.

DON'T

— Stand up or change seats ina small boat, particularly when
the boat is full. If necessary, crouch low and keep the weight on
the boats centre-line, holding on to both gunwales.

— Operate near swimmers.
_—. Mix liquor. and boating

—. Cruise fast enough to create a dangerous swell. when near
small boats:

— Attempt to swim ashore if your boat is capsized or swam-
ped. Hang on to the boat until you are picked up.

— Buzz “bathing beaches”: Swimmers are hard to see in the

water. -

THE SMALL VESSEL — REGULATIONS FOR
PLEASURE CRAFT. —

1. An approved small vessel lifejacket or lifesaving cushion
must be carried for each person on board.-

2... Each vessel shall be equipped with two oars and rowlocks or
two paddles.

3. All vessels shail carry a bailer.

There are additional regulations for the various types. of
Pleasure Craft. We recommend that all persons not familiar.
with these regulations in detail, make further enquiries at any .
office of the R.C.M.P. Boating Safety Guides issued by the
Ministry of Transport are available at.all R.C.M.P- ‘offices.

. These pamphiets contain instant reference material pertaining
to all types of Pleasure Craft. ve :

GUIDE TO WATER SKIING REGULATIONS |

ITIS AN OFFENCE UNDER THE CRIMINALCODETO:
_ 1, Navigate or operate a vessel or any water skis, surf board, .
ater sled or other object on any of the waters or territorial

navigation; life or limb; having regard to all the circumstances.

vessel, keeping watch on the person being towed.:

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‘while having the care, charge or control. of. a-vessel.that:is in

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"LICENSING OF VESSELS _
oo Pleasure Craft, does not exceed 20 registered. tons, and. is
licensed.
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Dance Awards

Results. of the . British
Association of Teachers. of
Dancing, Medal tests, held. in
Victoria, have been announced é as
follows:

Acrobatic Daneing —.Pre
Bronze - Highly -Commended:
Andrea Peake, Mary Ann. An-

derson, Sandra Purches,
Maronny Morgan. Bronze and
Silver - Highly Commended:

Kelly Morgan.

Tap Dancing — Pre Bronze -
Commended: Kathryn Murphy,
Elien. Marshal, Tracy Adams.
Pass Plus: Susan Snow. Pass:
Shanna Suess. Bronze test -
Commended: Sharon Boulter,
Rhonda Adams. British
Medallion: Shannon McGeachie.
Modern Stage Jazz --. Pre
Bronze - Highly . Commended:
Ann. Snow, Denise .Adams:
Commended: DolinaCindy Starr,
Rhonda Adams.. Pass Plus:
Jaqueline Hutchings, Susan
Fouracre, Ann Marie Kutz, Joan

FRIDAY
JUNE
30th

Pennie,. Kathy Snow, Tracy
Adams. Bronze test -  Com-
mended: Tarah Nation. Pass
Plus: Sharon. Boulter. British

Medallion: Gail McGeachie.
Highland Dancing —. Pre
Bronze - Highly Commended:
Jennifer Lindsay. Commended:
Tracy Adams. Pass Plus: Denise
Adams, Tracy Valance, | Lois
Nixon. Bronze test - Scottish Lilt:
DolinaCindy .. Starr. .. Flora. Mc-
Donald - Pass Plus: Jennifer.
Lindsay. Silver test: Ann Snow.
The examiner, Miss” Jean
Richie of Renfrew, Scotland, is a.
fellow member and examiner. of
the B.A.T.D.. and is one of. their:
representatives on the Scottish:
Official Board of Highland
Dancing. '

* SILVER. THREADS
SERVICE
SIDNEY BRANCH ~
Thurs. June -22°- 9.00 a.m. a.
Centre open: 10.00: a.m. Liquid »
Embroidery, .1.15° p.m. Bridge .
Club. Fri. June 23 - 9 a.m. Centre
Open; 2° p.m. : Jacko, 7 .p.m:
“Evening Cards. Mon., June 26-9
ame. ‘Centre Open. = 1:60 p.m.
Conversational pane Tues.

‘to Stanley Park; on Tuesday July
11th, Please phone to the Centre -
for information. Morning coffee, .
~ light lunches & afternoon tea,
‘served every day Mon. thru Fri.
with a-special hot dinner. every.
_ Wednesday. Senior Citizens of the
district & visitors welcome.

aN recommendation from. the
Central Saanich’ Police Com-
mission for the establishment by.
better facilities for rehabilitation Chief John Gelling. |
of drug users has been endorsed |
‘by municipal Council, -

~The need for such’ facilities to; 0°
which drug users can be referred) |."
as a condition of. their sentence ||.
has ‘been: stressed recently by

Council will send the resolution

“Traffic Controls .
Increase Accidents - Be
Inca report to North Saanich
Council, public works chairman,
“Barney Taylor said that he had’
been informed by R.C.M.P.: Cpl. pag
Ken Morrison that traffic lights”

to Union of B.C. Municipalities, |.

at Beacon Ave. and McTavish

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Road intersections of the Pat Bay.
Highway had resulted. in af
“marked increase in: the number a;
of arcidents.: :

“Lights are “not recom«::
mended," said Taylor, “as they
increase accidents,” of

He -coneluded: his report by |
“saying. that the committee im
sup yests - no. further action. be. ;
taken on obtaining traffic lights’ ay
for the Amity Drive Intersection,

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—_——
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Fried, boiled, scrambled and pouched eggs are a com:
mon part of our sally diet. Aut have you aver counted
the numbar of special agg recipes? .., or tha number of
recipus which call for agge as one of the Ingredients?
Tha tlet-is virtually. andless ~ and now ogg Ideas are
being created. all. the lime, The reasons for this wide-
spread use of eggs are obvious: High In food value, eaga

_al6o have unique cooking qualities which make them
indispensable tn mavy rocipes. To find hen rthty varied
this datighttul food can be, wo Invite you. to test our own
rollaction. of recipes using farnwerash BG. bans. Ws.
avallabla frae by writing:

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